Sentence examples for continual arguing from inspiring English sources
But continual arguing to no avail was a profoundly wearying experience.
It's a matter of continual debate.
("Why do baseball players chew gum?" Allen wondered. "Are they concentrating more?") Other enthusiasts argue that continual jaw motion is apt to increase one's heart rate ever so slightly, thus sending more oxygen to the brain.
They even argue about arguing.
When Israel withdrew its forces from southern Lebanon, four years ago, Hezbollah, Israel's foremost Lebanese foe, declared victory, and argued that the continual killing of Israelis by Palestinians would eventually destroy the Zionist spirit.
Of course, Dolan's many critics would argue that the continual change in Knicks coaches and front-office executives is hardly the work of a patient owner, but Dolan wasn't asked about that issue.
Feminist critics have argued that the continual sexual objectification of women on screen can have a harmful impact on women in the real world and can lead to acts of violence.
Furthermore, he argues that this continual pursuit of global hegemony now threatens the existence of the human species itself because of the increasing proliferation of weapons of mass destruction.
